Plans for Two Courts Calendar Dockets
Judges Bourquin and Lynch plan morning calendars with criminal arraignments probate matters and civil filings. Odum sues for divorce from Anna Marie Odum and Milla Saxberg seeks divorce from John Saxberg amid desertion and a prison sentence for felonious activity.
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George Bourquin
J. J. Lynch
William E. Carroll
Pacific Coast
Butte
Milla Saxberg
John Saxberg
Ohio State
Milja Kaivunen
H. D. Carmichael
Butte-New York Copper Company
Henningsen Company
A. Mandell
Bengt. Larson
Pearl L. Langlois
Napoleon Langlois
T. J. Davis
Katherine M. White
Calumet
Hecla
Williams reports steady contributions for Gallatin school fund
Senator C H Williams of Powell county says donations to repair Gallatin county school houses damaged by the earthquake arrive daily. Gov J E Erickson issued a proclamation calling for voluntary contributions from Montana residents. Donations are welcome in any affordable amount. A E Blundell, Milwaukee railroad engineer, wed Mabel Lidell of Livingston yesterday at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev F C Phelps officiating.
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Deer Lodge
C. H. Williams
Powell County
Gallatin County
Williams
J. E. Erickson
Montana
A. E. Blundell
Milwaukee Railroad
Mabel Lidell
Livingston
Presbyterian Parsonage
F. C. Phelps
Funeral services for Mrs Felix Senecal Jr in Elliston
Deer Lodge city notes that the funeral will be today at 2 PM in the Catholic church of Elliston with Rev. Father F P Murnane officiating. In other dispatches M F Hayes, past state deputy of the Knights of Columbus, leaves for Duluth Minnesota to attend the order's national convention as Montana's representative.
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Deer Lodge
Felix Senecal Jr
Elliston
F. P. Murnane
Drummond
M. F. Hayes
The
Knights of Columbus
Duluth
Minn
Order
Montana Knights
Oleson to head New York Life office in Spokane
W. R. Oleson son of Mrs. Thomas Bouley leaves for Spokane to serve as cashier at the New York Life Insurance office. He has 10 years with the local office and recently moved from Washington, D.C. to Butte roots. Friends wish him luck in his new assignment.
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W. R. Oleson
Thomas Bouley
Idaho Street
Spokane
New York Life Insurance Office
Oleson
Butte
New York Life
Washington City
Free Silver Lodge
Gregson Springs
Spiritual Science Church
Nez Perce Lake
Olga
David Kidd
May Taylor
Andy Ray
A. B. Marlow
Granite Street
Kinga Gayeski
Evans Avenue
Matt Marlow
Yellowstone Park
Richard Calloway
Richard
Robert
Olympia
Wash
Hall
A. M. Malloy
Bradford Inn
John T. Green
J. C. Murphy
Fred J. Masters
H. &. Kramer
E. Lindquist
Evans Street
Murrdy Hospital
George Warren
Oakland
Cal
Susan Trengrove
Argyle Street
South Dakota
Alice Hender
East Park Street
Deaconess Hospital
William Fewer
Bruce Laurie
Glendive
C. J. Enerud
Gladstone
Burlington
C. W. Fulton
Molly Healy
J. E. Healy
Lieutenant Toomey heads to San Diego naval air forces
Lieut. Humphrey Toomey left Deer Lodge for San Diego to join the naval air forces after visiting Mrs. Josef Mulcahy. The area hosts a weekend of visitors including Lefty Erickson, Neil McKain, and several residents from Helena, Anaconda, Billings, and Missoula. A Rock Creek lake picnic rounded out Friday evening activities.
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Deer Lodge
Humphrey Toomey
San Diego
Naval Air Forces
Toomey
Josef Mulcahy
Lefty Erickson
Neil McKain
Anaconda
Percy F. Dodds
Helena
Frances Wood
Norman
Charles McDaniels
Billings
R. D. Larabie
H. C. Heinach
C. J. Benton
K. H. Wood
Madison
C. R. Heath
Missoula
Earl Walters
Avery
City
Frank Walters
Roy O'Neill
Avon
O. Y. Rheim
Howard
Butte
Allan H. Williams
John Harris
Chicago
L. C. Boedecker
Billie
Marie Normandin
Elinore Bien
Laura Critzer
Georgia Kelley
Mike Gannon
Rock Creek Lake
Hamilton News Notes Round Up From Bitter Root
Hamilton July 31 K R Ormsbee superintendent of Hamilton schools goes to Missoula on business and will be away weeks. Philadelphia visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Shurlkeff tour Yellow stone park with relatives. Stevensville hosts Mr. and Mrs. B F Lancaster. Liberal Mo residents Mr. and Mrs. Max Davidson visit Mrs. Charles Bumgartner. Burlington Wash man J F Burnett visits then heads to Park Rapids Wash to see his son. Butte man Will BE Jaeckel vacationing with wife at D C Gray home. Mrs. Fred Bernata travels to Kellogg Idaho due to her mother’s illness. Herbert Smithey returns to Paradise after valley visit. wife and daughter accompany. Mrs. Smith recovering after Missoula hospital stay. Darby man Fred Bieg arrested by sheriff on charge of selling liquor.
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Hamilton
K. R. Ormsbee
Hamilton Schools
Missoula
Charles L. Shurlkeff
Philadelphia
Yellowstone Park
B. F. Lancaster
Stevensville
Charles Flanagin
Max Davidson
Liberal
D.C
Darby
Government to Sell Montana Coal Lands Lease Authorized
The Interior Secretary granted authority to lease 320 acres of public coal land in Richland County Montana. The lease on William S. Ahern's petition will be sold at a public auction at the Great Falls land office on a date to be announced. Royalty is 10 cents per ton with a $6000 investment in three years and a minimum production of 5000 tons annually starting in year four.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Richland County
Mont
Williams
Aherin
Great Falls
Dillon Woman Arrested for Fishing Without License
Mrs Anna Kaarian was arrested at Daly s spur by Deputy Game Warden Charles Price for fishing without a license. She pleaded guilty before Judge L P Phillips and paid a 25 dollar fine. Other brief notices mention visitors and locals in Dillon including Tom Pierce George Oliver Frank Hugh Scully Francis Gelhaus and the Browne and Bennit families.
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Walter Bennit
Dillon
J. J. Brown
Polaris
Ellen
Katherine
Mary Egan
Lillian McDonough
Detroit
Mich
Frank Ashworth
Terry Browning
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Bernard B. Bertrand
Casper
Wyo
Joseph Bertrand
Paid $400 to Have Husband Murdered
The widow of Louis Nobile told detectives she paid $400 to have her husband slain for alleged abuse of her daughter. James Saline said he collected the money as middleman, keeping $200, with another $200 for the hired gun. Andrew Cape admitted the shooting and said his wife took $200 and went to Milwaukee where she was arrested. What's $200?
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Detective Bureau
Louis Nobile
James Saline
Andrew Cape
Sai
Milwaukee
Named Legion Adjutant
James F. Barton of Fort Dodge Iowa was named national adjutant of the American Legion today succeeding Russell Creviston of Marton Indiana Creviston resigned to become field director of the American War Mothers Memorial association.
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Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
James F. Barton
Fort Dodge
Iowa
The
American Legion
Russell Creviston
Marton
Creviston
American War Mothers Memorial Association
Masonic Officer Cornelius Hedges Jr Dies in Helena
Cornelius Hedges Jr, grand secretary of the Montana grand lodge of Masons, and officer in several Masonic bodies, died in his sleep at a Helena hospital from pericarditis. Funeral Monday at 4 pm in the Consistory temple with Montana Grand Lodge and Knights Templar conducting. Burial in Forestvale family plot.
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Associated Press
Helena
Cornelius Hedges Jr
Montana Grand Lodge of Masons
Hedges
Jackson Street
Montana
Mr. Hedges
Willis Hedges
Lewistown
Henry Hedges
Saco
Edna L. Palmer
H. B. Palmer
Body of Livingston Man Found After Six Months
The body of Henry Hughson, socialist candidate for railroad commissioner, was found in an abandoned mine tunnel in the upper Boulder mountains by Sweet Grass county sheriff after a six month search. Hughson was shot and killed on Sept 16, 1924, and a bullet pierced window and blood stains later supported the case. Frank Lewis, a fellow prospector, was arrested on a technical charge of robbery.
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Livingston
Henry Hughson
Sweet Grase County
Boulder
Rocky Mountains
Hughson
Frank Lewis
Escaped inmate Lewia remains at large in Montana
A prisoner fled from Sweet Grass county jail in Big Timber and has not been recaptured. Local authorities continue to search, with Lewia still at liberty as of the latest reports.
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Bery
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Lewia
Liberty
Bradstreet outlook notes cautious optimism for crops and trade
Bradstreet's report indicates cheerfulness in some regions despite uneven crop yields. It cites improving trade and industry tone since spring, with expectations that the turn for the better is underway and business prospects look fairly satisfactory. Weekly bank clearings are listed at 8,228,366,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Two Shot to Death in Bradford Auto Incident
Two unidentified men were shot to death today by unknown assailants in Bradford. The bodies were found in a car with a New York license issued to Vincent Tallini of Olean, with loaded revolvers discovered beside them. Mr and Mrs Albert Fournier of 607 South Dakota Street are the parents of a son born Sunday. mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely.
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The
Associated Press
Bradford
New York
Albert Fournier
South Dakota Street
Bunday
Exchange Club hears talk on social work in Spokane
Ensign Purdy of the Salvation Army Spokane home for girls reported nearly 300 youths cared for during the past year with 41 from Montana. Donald McAlpine and Floyd C. Noyer were elected delegates to the national convention in Detroit, with Newton Condon and John McKevil as alternates. A program featured instrumental numbers by Justine Gowen and a brief talk by Ralph Wade.
Sixty Four July Marriage Licenses In Silver Bow
The office of J F Driscoll Silver Bow clerk of court issued 64 marriage licenses in July, seven fewer than the same month last year, according to the record book yesterday.
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J. F. Driscoll
Silver Bow
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Ak Cae Satine
Thompson & Sons
Utah
van Camp
Libby
Iveance
Brooks Bros
Rialto
State News
Bureau
Blundell—Lidell
K. OF C
Bitter Root News
Hamilton News Notes
Dillon Bureau
Dillon News Notes
Cash and Carry Market
Oj Siler
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Buick Showroom
Central Motor Co
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